Kim Zolciak‘s son KJ Biermann will face several strict rules as he prepares to leave jail. The 15-year-old faces seven felony charges in his sexual assault case. This new bond order has an additional condition that must be met for his release. The new order also keeps his earlier restrictions in place.
KJ Biermann must surrender his passport after being released from jail
According to Page Six, Fulton County Superior Court Judge Melynee Leftridge changed KJ’s bond order on Sept. 15. The filing states that KJ will need to surrender his passport to his pretrial officer before he can be released from custody. It also says all other conditions from his bond hearing will “remain the same.” KJ received the updated rules as he prepares for his release from jail.
It was previously reported that KJ cannot use a cellphone or social media after his release. He is also required to live in his mother Kim Zolciak’s house as he abides by the bond requirements. The teen will attend school virtually under the order. These rules will continue to apply in addition to the new passport requirement.
KJ also cannot have direct or indirect contact with the alleged victim. That restriction applies to the alleged victim’s family and associates. He also cannot have contact with anyone under the age of 16. KJ will also be required to wear an electronic monitoring device upon release from custody.
The latest change follows comments from sexual assault case expert Lindsay Richards. The former prosecutor, who does not work on KJ’s case, spoke exclusively to Page Six earlier this month. Richards said KJ would face strict rules if the court released him from jail. The amended bond order now adds the passport requirement to his release conditions. KJ’s release will now come with strict rules as he continues to face the charges against him.
If you or someone you know has been sexually assaulted, contact the National Sexual Assault Hotline at 1-800-656-HOPE (4673).
